This paper aims to study the Coptic papyrus SR 4/570, which is currently preserved in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.The papyrus contains a Coptic text written as one part, but it was preserved in two parts; the first part (A) has 30 lines, and the second part (B) has 29 lines.The text is a donation contract to dedicate a child to the service of the Monastery of St. Phoibammon in Dispolis Magna-Thebes (currently Luxor).The papyrus is in good condition, complete, with ligatures in both parts and some gaps in the first part.
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